What is the ruling on merging the sound of the Talbiyah or natural sound effects with the recitation of the Holy Quran, and what is the ruling on merging music with recordings of the Holy Quran?

It appears that combining the sound of the Talbiyah (definition) or nature sounds with the recitation of the Quran is disliked (makruh (definition)), because the Quran is the magnificent word of Allah, and one must listen to it and ponder upon it without distractions. If the purpose of sounds and effects is embellishment, then this distracts from pondering. And if their purpose is to imagine unseen matters, such as the sounds of Paradise, then this is impermissible, as it involves an attempt to embody what is unknown. As for adding music to the Quran, it is forbidden and a grave abomination, because it is an insult to the word of Allah and a resemblance to forbidden singing.